Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog

Five more weeks of winter?

Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 3:33 PM GMT on February 02, 2006

Punxsutawney Phil, the fearless rodent prognosticator of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, saw his shadow this morning. According to tradition, we can expect six more weeks of winter are on tap for the United States.

Your fearful human forecaster predicts about five more weeks of winter--including some very harsh winter weather in mid-February. This forecast is based on long range model forecasts from the GFS model, plus observations of a "resonance" in Earth's climate system called the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) that I discussed two weeks ago. The NAO has just switched from its positive phase to its negative phase. The negative phase is typically associated with a jet stream pattern that brings cold Arctic air to the Eastern U.S., and that is the pattern we saw in the five week period from November 16 - December 23, when cold air gripped much of the Eastern U.S. The positive phase of the NAO is associated with a northward retreat of the jet stream into Canada, and usually brings much above normal temperatures to the eastern half of the U.S. The positive phase of the NAO dominted during the five-week period from December 23 - February 2, and record warm winter conditions were experienced across most of the U.S. during these past five weeks.

Figure 1. The North Atlantic Oscillation for Nov. 1 2005 - Feb. 2, 2006. The postive phase of the NAO has been associated with warmer than average temperatures at Detroit and most of the eastern half of the U.S., while the negative phase has been associated with cooler than average temperatures. Image credit: NOAA Climate Prediction Center.

Well, the NAO has just flipped back into it's negative phase (Figure 1), and I anticipate that given the five-week periodicity in the oscillation we've been seeing the past few months, we're in for a five-week period of colder than normal weather across most of the U.S. These below-average temperatures should ease up in early March when the NAO flips back into its positive mode. Long range temperature outlooks from the GFS model show the first Arctic air of the year invading the U.S. after Super Sunday, peaking in mid-February. I expect below-zero temperatures will affect most of the Midwest and Northeast by mid-February, with temperatures colder than -20 F in Minnesota. The Siberian Express is on its way!

Jeff Masters

Punxsutawney Phil (Regie79)

The town has placed these statues of groundhogs all over. They are about five feet standing and all of them are unique, like this one.

Siberian Landscape 1 (robaG)

Categories: Winter Weather

Permalink | A A A

Top of Page

Reader Comments

Display: 0, 50, 100, 200

Sort: Newest First - Order Posted

Viewing: 51 - 93

Page: 1 | 2 — Blog Index

51. Gatorboy 8:43 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Hey buckeyefan1, did you see who had the top recruting class in football, THE FLORIDA GATORS BABY

52. Gatorboy 8:45 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
well i have a better chance at a hurricane then you boldman(which isnt really a good thing)

53. Cregnebaa 8:46 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Did anyone see that South Park episode on Global Warming last night, I had a good chuckle. Member Since: October 19, 2005 Posts: 6 Comments: 322

54. theboldman 8:46 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
hey gator some0one wants you to come to the chat room Member Since: September 8, 2005 Posts: 24 Comments: 0

55. buckeyefan1 8:47 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Gatorboy..do you know who holds the record for the most players picked in the NFL draft? (they just broke their previous record) GOOO BUCKS!!! :)

56. Gatorboy 8:48 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
ahh well ohio state has had some marquee players in there past.

57. buckeyefan1 8:50 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Past,Present, and Future!!! BTW they also have the highest GPA for any sport throughout...3.1 Not to shabby!!! LOL!

58. StormDrain 8:58 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Maybe 3 more weeks of winter? Canadian groundhogs predict early Spring. Link Member Since: October 9, 2005 Posts: 13 Comments: 495

59. HurricaneMyles 9:01 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
ESPN said USC had the #1 recruiting class this morning on Sportscenter? Are you so sure about that gatorboy? Florida was ranked number 2 on thier list. Member Since: January 12, 2006 Posts: 5 Comments: 827

60. globalize 9:23 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Cregnebaa- clue me in on the South Park Global Warming episode. I'm sure they were very concerned. Member Since: August 30, 2005 Posts: 0 Comments: 1150

61. Skyepony (Mod) 9:32 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Had a near racey ad come up on that link Stormdrain...lol..Figured there'd be a groundhog out there to say i hadn't planted the spring garden too early. As for getting a tropical or sub-tropical storm in the eastern Atlanta, the models have diverged some. GFS has it going tropical & looking quite impressive around 144hrs. The Ukmet~ couldn't find a 12Z run going out that far, the 00Z has it staying a broad perhaps not ever full formed sub-tropical(radical change from yesterday's 12Zrun), being torn up by shear in 144hrs. The Nogaps seems about the same as the consensis of yesterday, now somewhere in the middle, with perhaps a weak sub-tropical going TS forming by 144hrs. Member Since: August 10, 2005 Posts: 144 Comments: 29268

62. globalize 9:33 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
It's hard to guage whether the increased Asian demand is actually there. The high inventories belie the increased demand hype. But futures traders have to keep covering, and that means ever more speculation. If the demand is there, it'll keep going higher. If these increases have been the product of speculative hype, then there will be a collapse. Whichever, it will be soon. The President hyping switchgrass as an alternative is the green light for increased oil speculation. What a jokester. I can just see him snickering. Member Since: August 30, 2005 Posts: 0 Comments: 1150

63. globalize 9:40 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
rwdobson- yeah, the natural gas gouging is really a bigger crime than petroleum. Not a whole lot of the world where it is used. It's burned off as waste by most middle eastern oil rigs, when they could catch it and compress it and make an even bigger fortune. But then they would probably make bombs from it instead! Member Since: August 30, 2005 Posts: 0 Comments: 1150

64. TampaSteve 9:46 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
TOP 10 CLASSES Four of the top recruiting analysts rate the nation's top 10 classes on college football signing day: Max Emfinger 1. Florida 2. Florida State 3. USC 4. Texas 5. Notre Dame 6. LSU 7. Alabama 8. Penn State 9. Ohio State 10. Georgia Rivals.com 1. USC 2. Florida 3. Florida State 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. Penn State 7. LSU 8. Notre Dame 9. Oklahoma 10. Auburn Tom Lemming/CSTV 1. Florida 2. USC 3. Notre Dame 4. Texas 5. Penn State 6. LSU 7. Georgia 8. Michigan 9. Florida State 10. Oklahoma Allen Wallace/Scout.com SuperPrep Magazine 1. Florida 2. USC 3. Texas 4. Penn State 5. Georgia 6. LSU 7. Ohio State 8. Michigan 9. Notre Dame 10. Oklahoma Gators are #1 in 3 out of 4 of the Top 10 rankings and #2 in the other. GO GATORS!!!

65. StormDrain 10:04 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
Skyepony, sorry. I'll see if Yakuza can take care of it. Member Since: October 9, 2005 Posts: 13 Comments: 495

66. Skyepony (Mod) 11:38 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
No offence to me StormDrain:) just thought it was funny. Still no 12Z ukmet~ 18Z GFS still shows intensity, just ends a little more north & east. Being middle of feb, don't give it much of a chance. Member Since: August 10, 2005 Posts: 144 Comments: 29268

67. hpbear 11:59 PM GMT on February 02, 2006
well, i see things on the 18Z run as looking like some winter will finally be back uphere to the NE. I noticed that starting a few days ago hen some ofthe models were finally starting to print out the 490dkm and 480dkm 1000-500hPa thicknesses over the canadian arctic. for most of the winter so far, they were nowhere to be found in the NWT or Nunavut. Once they started appearing, I knew winter was in sight, so I think phil may be right. Speaking of Punxetawney Phil, how many people here have actually been on top of Gobbler's Knob on Feb 2? 10 years ago, it was my second time on the knob in two years. That's when it expanded from about 3000 people accomidated in 1995 to 12000 people accomidated in 1996, if my memory serves me right. I have to admit that those experiences were definately some of the biggest parties I was ever at. And It's a good thing Phil isn't brought onto the knob until right before the ceremony itself, because wth all the blaring music and the partiers from all the local colleges, I don't know how he wouldn't have the **** scared out of him with all that going on. Between that and all the events leading up to that day and right after that day, it's definately a different world. I wouldn't call it mandatory by any means, but I sort of consider it something of an unofficial pilgrimage that forecasters should expereince at least once.

68. KatrinaRitaWilmaZeta 12:34 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
.SYNOPSIS...STRONG WEST FLOW ALOFT WILL CONTINUE TO PRODUCE A CHANCE OF SHOWERS OVER WESTERN WASHINGTON TONIGHT. A POWERFUL STORM DEVELOPING OVER THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC WILL MOVE TOWARD VANCOUVER ISLAND FRIDAY NIGHT...BRINGING WET WEATHER AND POTENTIALLY HIGH WINDS TO WESTERN WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY. A WEAK WEATHER SYSTEM WILL BRUSH MAINLY NORTHWEST WASHINGTON SUNDAY AND MONDAY. AN UPPER LEVEL RIDGE WILL BUILD OVER THE REGION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF DRY AND MILD WEATHER. && .SHORT TERM...MOST ATTENTION THIS SHIFT HAS GONE TOWARD THE DEVELOPING STORM OVER THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC. THIS COULD POSSIBLY BE THE STRONGEST WIND EVENT THIS SEASON...AND MAYBE THE STRONGEST SINCE 1999. THE PRELIMINARIES TONIGHT...THE JET STREAK OVER THE AREA THIS AFTERNOON WILL CONTINUE NORTH TONIGHT. THUS THE MORE WIDESPREAD RAIN THAT HAS DEVELOPED OVER PUGET SOUND THIS AFTERNOON SHOULD TAPER OFF EARLY THIS EVENING AS THE JET STREAK DEPARTS. THE BIG KAHUNA...SO FAR THE MODELS HAVE BEEN RATHER CONSISTENT IN HANDLING THIS STORM. GFS REMAINS THE STRONGEST AND SLOWEST OF THE MODELS BUT IS STILL THE PREFERRED SOLUTION. THE CANADIAN...ECMWF... AND UKMET ARE ALL SIMILAR BUT WITH MINOR VARIATIONS. THE NAM HAS BEEN NOTICABLY SLOWER AND WEAKER...AND TAKES THE LOW INLAND ACROSS TATOOSH ISLAND RATHER THAN CENTRAL OR NORTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND. SO DESPITE THE MODEL CONSISTENCY THESE SMALL DIFFERENCES CONTINUE TO RAISE DOUBT ON WHETHER A SIGNIFICANT HIGH WIND EVENT WILL MATERIALIZE OR WHETHER IT WILL JUST BE WINDY. CURRENT TIMING BRINGS THE COLD FRONT ACROSS THE COAST JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT. THE MAIN LOW HITS VANCOUVER ISLAND AROUND 18Z OR LATE SATURDAY MORNING. THE NORMAL SE EXPOSED AREAS...COAST-NW INTERIOR-LAKE LAWRENCE SHOULD PICK UP WIND LATE FRIDAY NIGHT. PUGET SOUND AND THE STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE LOW MOVES INLAND AND PRESSURE RISES BEHIND THE LOW INCREASE THE S GRADIENT. HAVE INCLUDED HIGH WINDS FOR THE MOUNTAINS...BUT THIS FORECAST IS MUCH LESS CERTAIN. DESPITE THE DOUBT...THE LOCAL STAFF CONCLUSION WAS TO ISSUE A HIGH WIND WATCH FOR WESTERN WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON...ALTHOUGH IT IS A LEAST A HALF DAY SOONER THAN IS NORMALLY PRUDENT. FACTORS IN FAVOR WERE THIS BEING A POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT WIDESPREAD EVENT AND THAT WAITING 12 HOURS WOULD PUT THE ISSUANCE AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. EVEN THOUGH WINDS WILL POTENTIALLY DEVELOP AT DIFFERENT TIMES BEST APPROACH WAS TO ISSUE A WATCH FOR THE WHOLE AREA ALL AT ONCE RATHER THAN STRING IT OUT PIECEMEAL. PRECIP WITH THE FRONT HASN'T BEEN MUCH OF AN ISSUE. TYPICALLY THESE STRONG SYSTEMS PRODUCE EITHER LOTS OF WIDESPREAD WIND OR LOTS OF RAIN...RARELY BOTH. THE FRONT DEPICTED BY THE MODELS IS RATHER SKINNY. STILL ENOUGH TO PUSH THE SKOKOMISH BACK ABOVE FLOOD STAGE. THE POINT NOT ADDRESSED MUCH SO FAR IS SNOW OVER THE CASCADES SATURDAY NIGHT. THIS COULD END UP BEING A HEAVY SNOW EVENT GIVEN 850 MB WEST WINDS 40-50 KT THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING. WILL LIKELY HAVE TO ISSUE A WINTER STORM WATCH TO COVER THIS PERIOD. NAM12 HAS UP TO 2 INCHES OF QPF OVER THE CASCADES FROM 18Z SATURDAY THROUGH 18Z SUNDAY. KAM .LONG TERM...THE WEATHER CALMS DOWN. FINALLY. LATEST 18Z GFS IS EVEN WEAKER WITH THE SYSTEM THE BRUSHES THE AREA SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SO IT MAY BE POSSIBLE TO DROP THE MENTION OF RAIN FOR SUNDAY. NEXT WEEK LOOKS DRY. GFS HAS STAYED WITH THE BIG RIDGE DEVELOPING OVER THE PACIFIC NW AND THE ECMWF HAS JOINED IN. THE ONLY ITEM NOT ADDRESSED AT THIS POINT IS FOG. THERE WILL BE AREAS DEVELOPING MAINLY DURING THE MORNING...BUT THIS WILL BE ADDRESSED AS THE EVENT DRAWS NEARER...AND AFTER THE WIND STOPS. KAM && .AVIATION...ATMOSPHERE WILL START TO STABILIZE LATE THIS EVENING FOR DECREASING SHOWER COVERAGE. OFFSHORE FLOW QUICKLY DEVELOPS AFTER 12Z FRIDAY AND SHOULD DRY OUT THE LOWER CLOUD DECKS...BUT THEN RAIN SPREADS INTO SEA-TAC ARND 21Z IN ADVANCE OF A POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE CENTER. HANER Hurricane Force Wind Warning for the United States OFFSHORE WATERS FORECAST NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WASHINGTON DC OCEAN PREDICTION CENTER/OCEAN FORECAST BRANCH 230 PM PST THU FEB 2 2006 .WASHINGTON AND OREGON WATERS FROM 60 NM TO 250 NM OFFSHORE. PZZ082-030530- CAPE LOOKOUT TO POINT ST GEORGE 230 PM PST THU FEB 2 2006 ...HURRICANE FORCE WIND WARNING... .TONIGHT...SW WINDS 10 TO 15 KT BECOMING SE AND INCREASING TO 20 TO 30 KT LATE...HIGHEST W. SEAS 11 TO 14 FT WITH W SWELL... HIGHEST NW. RAIN DEVELOPING. .FRI...S WINDS INCREASING TO 45 TO 60 KT...EXCEPT TO 65 KT FAR W PORTION LATE. SEAS BUILDING TO 15 TO 21 FT E PORTION...AND 21 TO 32 FT W PORTION LATE. WINDS AND SEAS HIGHEST W. SHOWERS. .FRI NIGHT...WINDS BECOMING SW 45 TO 65 KT EARLY...HIGHEST CENTRAL AND W PARTS. WINDS THEN SHIFTING TO W AND DECREASING TO 40 TO 50 KT TOWARD MORNING...HIGHEST N. SEAS BUILDING TO 28 TO 39 FT...HIGHEST N. SCATTERED SHOWERS. .SAT...W WINDS 35 TO 45 KT EARLY...DECREASING TO 25 TO 35 KT IN THE AFTERNOON. SEAS 28 TO 37 FT IN NW SWELL...HIGHEST NE. .SAT NIGHT...W TO SW WINDS DECREASING TO 10 KT. SEAS SUBSIDING TO 17 TO 23 FT IN NW SWELL...HIGHEST E. .SUN...WINDS BECOMING VARIABLE 10 KT OR LESS... EXCEPT S 10 TO 20 KT FAR NW PORTION. SEAS SUBSIDING TO 8 TO 12 FT LATE...IN NW SWELL. .MON...WINDS BECOMING N AND INCREASING TO 15 TO 25 KT...EXCEPT S WINDS 10 TO 15 KT FAR NW. SEAS BUILDING TO 15 TO 18 FT IN NW SWELL...HIGHEST NW. .TUE...NE WINDS 15 TO 20 KT...EXCEPT SE 10 TO 15 KT FAR NW. SEAS 15 TO 18 FT IN NW SWELL...HIGHEST N. $$ .FORECASTER BANCROFT. OCEAN FORECAST BRANCH. A STRONG FRONTAL SYSTEM MAY BRING HIGH WINDS TO PARTS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING... COMPUTER MODELS INDICATE THAT A STRONG FRONTAL SYSTEM SHOULD BEGIN DEVELOPING OVER THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC TODAY...THEN TRACK NORTHEAST TOWARD NORTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND FRIDAY NIGHT. A STRONG COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED TO CROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT AND THE MAIN LOW WILL MOVE INLAND OVER SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA SATURDAY MORNING. THE FORECAST FOR THIS SYSTEM IS STILL SOMEWHAT UNCERTAIN...SINCE SMALL CHANGES IN THE TRACK AND CHANGES IN STRENGTH CAN HAVE A BIG IMPACT ON THE STRENGTH OF WINDS ACROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON. BASED ON THE LATEST MODELS THOUGH...THE WASHINGTON COAST AND THE NORTH INTERIOR COULD POSSIBLY HAVE HIGH WINDS AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT FRIDAY NIGHT...AS WELL AS SATURDAY MORNING WHEN THE MAIN LOW MOVES INLAND. PARTS OF THE SOUTHWEST INTERIOR COULD POSSIBLY RECEIVE LOCALIZED HIGH WINDS FRIDAY NIGHT AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT. THE STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA COULD POSSIBLY RECEIVE HIGH WINDS SATURDAY AS THE MAIN LOW MOVES INLAND. HIGH WINDS ARE SUSTAINED WINDS (LASTING AROUND A MINUTE) OF 40 MPH OR MORE...OR WIND GUSTS OF 58 MPH OR MORE. FOR THE REMAINDER OF WESTERN WASHINGTON THE WINDS MAY NOT REACH 40 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 58 MPH...BUT THEY MAY BE STILL STRONG ENOUGH TO CAUSE SOME TREE AND POWER LINE DAMAGE. WITH THE SOIL STILL RATHER WET AROUND WESTERN WASHINGTON...TREES MAY STILL BE A LITTLE EASIER TO TOPPLE IN VERY WINDY WEATHER. vary big storm with 70 to 80mph winds sorry for the long post

69. Inyo 12:38 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
It looks bad for southern California either way... at least we have lots of water around from last year. Member Since: September 3, 2002 Posts: 42 Comments: 765

70. tornadoty 12:49 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
I highly suggest checking my blog guys. Let's just say it involves New Orleans, and disasterous weather that does NOT involve a hurricane.

71. KatrinaRitaWilmaZeta 12:57 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
poor NEW ORLEANS LA got hit by a F3 TORNADO to bad it is not friday the 13th what well the see next?

72. ForecasterColby 1:19 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Yeah I heard about that. Can you say "God Target"?

73. KatrinaRitaWilmaZeta 1:25 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
frist a hurricane now a TORNADO hmmm what is next

74. aquak9 1:33 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
a poor turnout for Mardi Gras? Member Since: August 13, 2005 Posts: 163 Comments: 25006

75. ProgressivePulse 2:19 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Again not enough to make a big difference in the midwest unless this is a truley bitter cold front for several weeks. Member Since: August 19, 2005 Posts: 5 Comments: 4324

76. Trouper415 2:24 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
How many lives do you think were ruined or temporarily ruined because of that storm? Please, out of the goodness of your hearts, stop making cheap comments toward them. That city has gone to hell and back over the last half year so unless you lost a daughter, an aunt and lost your house, stop making jokes about it, because they dont deserve it. Hopefully winter will kick in with these current predictions. Member Since: September 22, 2005 Posts: 5 Comments: 637

78. globalize 2:44 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Colby, you're a riot! Member Since: August 30, 2005 Posts: 0 Comments: 1150

79. DonnaInWI 2:46 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
New to actively Blogging..... I've been reading the good Dr's since hurricane season. I am dreading the cold and what looks like snow for our ride down to Chicago Friday afternoon.

80. globalize 2:47 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
We can hope the tornado only took out the remaining voodoo shops...and wherever the mayor stays. Member Since: August 30, 2005 Posts: 0 Comments: 1150

82. Trouper415 2:56 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Haha colby, I have always loved those Budweiser commercials, actually some of my favorite commercials of all time. But the weather one is SWEET! Member Since: September 22, 2005 Posts: 5 Comments: 637

83. Trouper415 3:26 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Hey all, for those who like the NBA, the Warriors are playing the Spurs tonight. Big game for the warriors :) Go Warriors! Muahahaa Giants in 06 Member Since: September 22, 2005 Posts: 5 Comments: 637

84. Inyo 3:29 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
new orleans isnt even near the gulf stream! if anything, shutting down the gulf stream would INCREASE the sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico because there would be less of a way for the warm water to mix out. Perhaps if the tunnels had been built, Katrina would have hit New Orleans dead on as a strong catergory 5. Member Since: September 3, 2002 Posts: 42 Comments: 765

85. ForecasterColby 3:30 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Cyclone. I have two words of great importance about your tunnels... Shut up!!

86. KatrinaRitaWilmaZeta 3:35 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
ForecasterColby i do not mean to be a lol but that this only one word lol

87. DonnaInWI 3:41 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
I'm thinking about the cost of the Chunnel (England to France), as well as how long it took to create. As cruel as it sounds, this tunnel project would never be cost effective; not in money, and in all liklihood, not in human lives. How many mines, how many miners will it take to understand how risky an undertaking such a project would be.

88. natemann133 4:56 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
FINALLY!!! Some real winter weather coming back to Minnesota!

89. atomicskies 5:08 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
Yes here in minnesota most places haven been below zero yet this year. We actually don't mind minus 20 degrees here, gives us a good reason to be proud to be from here.

90. ProgressivePulse 6:08 AM GMT on February 03, 2006
You may have though how to weaken Hurricanes, many have. BIG question is how do you NOT effect the world, hummm. Most people get stumped there. Member Since: August 19, 2005 Posts: 5 Comments: 4324

93. KatrinaRitaWilmaZeta 1:18 PM GMT on February 03, 2006
Inyo your link did not work try one more time back to bed see you all

Viewing: 51 - 93

Page: 1 | 2 — Blog Index

Top of Page

New Comment

Community Standards Policy Comments will take a few seconds to appear.

Post Your Comments

Please sign in to post comments.

or Join

Not only will you be able to leave comments on this blog, but you'll also have the ability to upload and share your photos in our Wunder Photos section.

About JeffMasters